Below is the new paint-splattered music video from Free Energy for their cowbell rocker “Electric Fever.” The group’s sophomore album Love Sign, which was produced by John Agnello (Dinosaur Jr., Sonic Youth, Kurt Vile, etc.), will be released on January 15, 2013 via the band’s own label Free Energy Records. Enjoy!

Delaware outfit and adopted Philadelphians The Spinto Band are hosting a Halloween show tonight at Johnny Brenda’s that they’ve dubbed “Dress Up and Make A Sound.” Besides having the creepy, ultra-rad flier (above), it’s hard to imagine the feel good indie popsters scaring anyone this evening, but it doesn’t mean that they won’t be bringing the fun as well as some nifty costumes. And the energy will certainly be intensified by soulful, rootsy rock ‘n’ rollers Toy Soldiers. They’ll also be joined by tasty pop Pittsburgh six-piece Delicious Pastries, and DJ Langor will be spinning tunes throughout the evening. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave., 9pm, $10, 21+ – H.M. Kauffman

 

Below is a new video of Little Big League performing a pretty unreleased ditty in their practice space surrounded by Christmas lights called “Never Have I Ever Walked Away When The Time Was Right.” It was recorded on October 1, 2012 by Out of Town Films. The band is currently working on new material in the studio with Craig Hendrix (Auctioneer). You can catch them live on Saturday, December 16 at Johnny Brenda’s with local faves Strand of Oaks and Buried Beds.

I want to thank Grandchildren, Ghost Light, Laser Background, Sic Alps and all who attended our Halloweeniversary Party this year for making the night so special. The tunes were rad, and all the performers were simply talented, good dudes who deserve your support. You can check out the bands rockin’ out from the evening HERE. It was also great to party down with our awesome Deli Philly staff; your work and dedication makes me so proud. Cheers to y’all! (Photo by Zach Blum) – Q.D. Tran

 

Now that the worst of Sandy seems to be over, you are probably ready to get out of your place. Well, tonight is the final Swollen Fox-curated Tuesday Tune-Out with The Bailey Hounds. The shadowy indie-folk outfit is certainly a band that will embrace the Halloween spirit. After all, they did perform in a cemetery earlier this year so the group should feel right at home playing in the former mausoleum turned multipurpose art space. The Bailey Hounds will be screening a classic 70s horror film, providing free alcohol from Narragansett, Art in the Age and Spondee, and decorating the venue for those who can’t get enough of the Halloween season. (Ha…they could probably use some of the decorations from our Halloweeniversary Party this past Friday that we left behind. BTW: PhilaMOCA, save those decorations for us since we paid for them and will need them again next year!) PhilaMOCA, 531 N. 12th St., 8pm, $5, All Ages – H.M. Kauffman